Baulch
Plautdietsch
noun
Definitions
- brat disobedient or unruly child
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Low German balch inherited from Old Saxon balg inherited from Proto-Germanic *balgiz (bag, skin, hide, bellows).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*balgiz
Gloss
bag, skin, hide, bellows
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
袋
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- belly English
- belly button English
- belly dance English
- belly-timber English
- bellyache English
- bellyake English
- bellyband English
- bellybutton English
- bellycheer English
- bellycrawl English
- bellyflop English
- bellyful English
- bellylike English
- bellyload English
- bellywark English
- bluebelly English
- firebelly English
- fishbelly English
- gorbelly English
- jellybelly English
- kettlebelly English
- potbelly English
- pufferbelly English
- redbelly English
- sawbelly English
- shadbelly English
- snakebelly English
- sourbelly English
- sowbelly English
- swagbelly English
- swill-belly English
- swillbelly English
- underbelly English
- whip-belly English
- whistle-belly vengeance English
- whitebelly English
- yellowbelly English
- Balg German
- Wechselbalg German
- balgen German
- balg Dutch, Flemish
- balgpijn Dutch, Flemish
- blague French
- *bʰelǵʰ- Proto-Indo-European
- *balgiz Proto-Germanic
- belg Old English
- bælg Old English
- bely Middle English
- belgr Old Norse
- blæsebælg Danish
- bælg Danish
- balch Middle Dutch
- balg Old High German
- balc Middle High German
- 𐌱𐌰𐌻𐌲𐍃 Gothic
- balg Old Dutch
- *palgeh Proto-Finnic
- balch Middle Low German
- balg Old Saxon
- balg Old Frisian
- bel Tok Pisin
- belisi Tok Pisin
- bere Sranan Tongo
- beli Torres Strait Creole
- bee Aukan